SQ A380 Business Class Seat Questions
Nov 2, 2013, 1:29 pm
#91
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BOM-SIN are not on A380 aircrafts.
Please read : http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/singa...ut-sq-faq.html
On Aircraft types / Destinations..
BOM has a mixture of aircrafts. You need to check which aircraft and when.
As long as you don't get the 772 Spacebeds, they're all flat horizontal.
Nov 2, 2013, 7:26 pm
#92
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Nov 2, 2013, 10:25 pm
#93
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If I remember it correctly, the latest Krisflyer Magazin issue counted 3 772ER old versions left in the fleet. Soon the spacebeds will be gone anyway.
Beside that the 77W is used with the lie-flat longhaul seat (SQ424/423). Occasionally the new long business class on 77W is used.
Mar 25, 2014, 4:45 am
#95
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I've booked 15A on the A380 that has economy up-the top,
So thats the last window seat in the first section of only a few rows.
Can anyone tell me what's behind the seat? Because on the maps it isn't a toilet or a food thing, what is there?
On the A380 that is all business class up-top, i've booked 12K.
So thats the last window seat in the first section of only a few rows.
Can anyone tell me what's behind the seat? Because on the maps it isn't a toilet or a food thing, what is there?
On the A380 that is all business class up-top, i've booked 12K.
Mar 27, 2014, 4:24 pm
#96
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sfo hkg
Hi all
flying sfo hkg return in a few weeks and was comparing F to business and have a few Q's
is lounge access at SFO and HKG the same?
is this route the new config/seating
confirm its a direct flight with no stops
I'm looking at SQ web site and the business product looks awfully good! the fare difference to F is about *1.4......is it worth the difference?
thanks all
flying sfo hkg return in a few weeks and was comparing F to business and have a few Q's
is lounge access at SFO and HKG the same?
is this route the new config/seating
confirm its a direct flight with no stops
I'm looking at SQ web site and the business product looks awfully good! the fare difference to F is about *1.4......is it worth the difference?
thanks all
Apr 17, 2014, 9:23 pm
#97
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I've booked 15A on the A380 that has economy up-the top,
So thats the last window seat in the first section of only a few rows.
Can anyone tell me what's behind the seat? Because on the maps it isn't a toilet or a food thing, what is there?
On the A380 that is all business class up-top, i've booked 12K.
So thats the last window seat in the first section of only a few rows.
Can anyone tell me what's behind the seat? Because on the maps it isn't a toilet or a food thing, what is there?
On the A380 that is all business class up-top, i've booked 12K.
Apr 17, 2014, 11:01 pm
#98
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I have tried 15A on the A380 with upper deck Y, and was not bothered by any noise from the galley and lavatory.
Apr 20, 2014, 9:43 pm
#101
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The only 'drawback' to that cabin is that it is immediately behind first. Therefore, you may get a glimpse of the larger serve of lobster, complete with the accompanying goblet of Krug, that you will be missing out in partaking!
Apr 20, 2014, 9:59 pm
#102
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It's my preferred cabin when traveling J in that type. It has a more exclusive feel than further back in the bus. From memory, row 12A does not have a window, so avoid that row if you like an outside perspective.
The only 'drawback' to that cabin is that it is immediately behind first. Therefore, you may get a glimpse of the larger serve of lobster, complete with the accompanying goblet of Krug, that you will be missing out in partaking!
The only 'drawback' to that cabin is that it is immediately behind first. Therefore, you may get a glimpse of the larger serve of lobster, complete with the accompanying goblet of Krug, that you will be missing out in partaking!
Apr 21, 2014, 12:12 am
#103
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Assume you mean the 777-300ER, not the 777-300. 12A does have one window, but the view is somewhat restricted. Also assume you were joking about creeping into F.
May 18, 2014, 10:27 am
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Apologies if this is off topic but an anyone whose flown both SQ qnd TG's A380 in business roughly give their opinion. I am guessing SQ is a step above on the soft product but what of the hard product? I hear SQ's seat is pretty hard... What are the pros and cons of both?
Looking at CDG-SIN or CDG-BKK
Looking at CDG-SIN or CDG-BKK